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Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas

Movenpick Lake Nasser cruiser

Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas is a Nile cruise ship operated by Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts (Accor), built 2001 and refurbished 2007. It has 65 cabins and 4 suites for up to 130 guests and sails 3 · 4 nights itineraries on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.

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Movenpick Lake Nasser cruiser. The Movenpick MS Prince Abbas is a 65-cabin Lake Nasser cruiser for up to 130 guests, sailing Aswan to Abu Simbel past the lake's temples.

Class Deluxe fleet shipsCabins 65 · up to 130 guestsBoard full boardRoute Aswan → Abu Simbel
Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas, a Nile cruise ship
Operator
Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts (Accor)
Accommodation
65 cabins · 4 suites
Guests
Up to 130
Built
2001 · refit 2007
Route
Aswan, Kalabsha, Wadi El Seboua, Amada (with Temple of Derr and Tomb of Pennut), Kasr Ibrim, Abu Simbel
Length
3 · 4 nights
Departures
Monday from Aswan (4 nights); Friday from Abu Simbel (3 nights)
Wi-Fi
Internet access available on board.

About Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas

The Movenpick MS Prince Abbas sails Lake Nasser between Aswan and Abu Simbel, carrying 65 cabins and four suites for up to 130 guests. Deluxe staterooms measure around 22 square metres with panoramic windows, while Junior and Royal Suites add more space, a sofa and, in the Royal Suite, a bathtub. Cabins have individually controlled air-conditioning, a minibar and television.

Dining is full board in the main restaurant with buffet and a la carte menus spanning Egyptian, international and vegetarian dishes, alongside bars and lounges. On board are a swimming pool, whirlpool, two-tiered sun deck, sauna, oriental steam bath, gym, library and gift shop, with a 24-hour doctor on staff.

The ship departs Aswan on Mondays and Abu Simbel on Fridays, calling at Kalabsha, Wadi El Seboua, Amada with the Temple of Derr and Tomb of Pennut, and Kasr Ibrim, reaching the temples of Abu Simbel.

Highlights

  • Up to 130 guests, 65 cabins
  • Pool, whirlpool, sauna and gym
  • Buffet and a la carte full-board dining
  • 24-hour doctor on staff
  • Aswan to Abu Simbel via lake temples

At sail

Day by day

The Lake Nasser rhythm between the High Dam and Abu Simbel; Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas sails 3 · 4 nights itineraries. The lake temples were rescued stone by stone in the 1960s, and most have no practical road access at all.

  1. Day 1

    Embark at Aswan

    Board on the lake side of the High Dam and sail for Kalabsha, the great relocated temple above the water.

    Lunch · Dinner

  2. Day 2

    Wadi el Seboua

    The avenue of sphinxes and the rescued temples of the middle lake, reached by no road worth the name.

    Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

  3. Day 3

    Amada and Kasr Ibrim

    The lake's oldest temple and the island fortress, viewed from the water as the ship moors for the night.

    Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner

  4. Day 4

    Abu Simbel

    Wake below Ramses II's great temples and visit before the road convoys arrive, then disembark.

    Breakfast

The fine print

What's included and what isn't

Many ship fares bundle guided shore excursions with an Egyptologist; it varies by package, and your quote states exactly what applies.

Included

  • Accommodation aboard Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas in the cabin booked
  • Full board across all sailing days
  • Sun deck, pool, gym and lounge throughout

Not included

  • Drinks beyond water, tea and coffee served with meals
  • Gratuities for the crew
  • Temple entrance fees and Egyptologist guiding, unless your package states them
  • Transfers and extensions such as Abu Simbel, unless quoted

The boat in detail

Cabin categories
  • Deluxe Room / Stateroom (approx. 22 sqm, twin beds, panoramic window)
  • Junior Suite (approx. 30 sqm / 323 sq ft, king bed and sofa)
  • Royal Suite (approx. 40 sqm / 430 sq ft, king bed, sofa, bathtub and shower)
Dining
  • Main restaurant, full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with buffet and à la carte menus
  • Traditional Egyptian, international and vegetarian cuisine
  • Bars and lounges
Facilities
  • Swimming pool
  • Whirlpool
  • Two-tiered sun deck
  • Sauna
  • Oriental steam bath
  • Gym
  • Two lounges and bars
  • Library
  • Gift shop / shops
  • 24-hour doctor on staff
  • Laundry and dry cleaning
  • Internet and fax
  • Water filtration system
Spa · pool · gym
Swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, oriental steam bath and gym
Itineraries
  • 4 nights / 5 days Aswan to Abu Simbel, departing Monday
  • 3 nights / 4 days Abu Simbel to Aswan, departing Friday

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Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas questions, answered

How much does Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas cost?

Advertised rates start from US$720 per person for 3 nights; prices vary by season and cabin.

How many cabins does Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas have?

65 cabins and 4 suites, for up to 130 guests.

What route does Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas sail?

Aswan, Kalabsha, Wadi El Seboua, Amada (with Temple of Derr and Tomb of Pennut), Kasr Ibrim, Abu Simbel, departing Monday from Aswan (4 nights); Friday from Abu Simbel (3 nights).

What's included on Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas?

Meet and assist service on arrival and departure, full-board accommodation, all cruise excursions, entrance fees, Egyptologist guide, transfers, service charges and taxes. Excludes personal expenses, tipping and Aswan transfers.

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